Sentence examples for off the projected from inspiring English sources

Health reform legislation needs to provide incentives for these kinds of organizational innovations, so as to modernize Medicare and help stave off the projected insolvency of its hospital fund eight years from now.

It's somewhat like the rocket that goes from the earth to the moon - though a clear path is projected, in reality, the rocket is constantly veering off the projected path, quickly responding and adjusting, and returning to the path - one constant adjustment after another, until it lands where it is supposed to.

If the real effect of taking nearly £14bn off the projected welfare budget was to get the unemployed back into the workplace, it would be an admirable project.

When Congress called him in for questioning to answer the charge that "the Gallup poll was engineered in favor of the Republicans," Gallup explained that, anticipating a low turnout, he had taken two points off the projected vote for F.D.R.

The old teaser might have been contrived for Italy's latest austerity budget, which overcame its first parliamentary hurdle on September 7th by winning approval in the Senate, the upper house.When the bill was unveiled almost a month earlier, the government said it would lop €45.5 billion off the projected budget deficit and balance the budget by the end of 2013.

For all the red-meat rhetoric of tax cutting and fiscal responsibility, the events of the last week show just how hard it is going to be for Republicans, much less Democrats, to keep their hands off the projected federal surpluses.

Mr. Jiang shrugged off the project's tribulations.

It took MasterCard two years to pull off the project.

Feeling unready, Spielberg tried to pass off the project.

But in 1980, while this work was still under way, Kaplan was taken off the project.

In 1995 Douglas Lenat, the CYC project director, spun off the project as Cycorp, Inc., based in Austin, Texas.